A huge well done to Rosie on producing a beautiful piece of home learning on Solid, Liquid and Gases.
It’s gorgeously illustrated with lots of factual information and facts!
As promised for completing the home learning challenge from the blog, 100 HoWL points and an extra 50 HoWL points for putting in so much effort and getting smart!
Well done to these superstars for doing great things this week!
Rex for winning the players player award in Rugby, Leila for doing some wonderful (and yummy) home learning and Neve for making her coach proud at football.
We’ve had so much fun learning about solid, liquid and gases today. We’ve collaborated and sorted the different objects for the three different states as well as learning about the particles that make up these states.
I wonder…HOME LEARNING!!
Could you create a poster showing these different particles and write a short explanation for each one?
Yesterday, Crew Myers and Crew Faulding enjoyed having a reading cafe to celebrate Pyjamarama Day. It was great to see lots of children looking nice and cosy in their PJ’s whilst reading a book of their choice and sharing it with their friends. We also enjoyed having juice and brownies in our cafe too!
I just had to share some of the beautiful work that has been produced today.
In expedition, we have been historian writers and have worked hard to research and piece together the life of an amazing and inspirational woman, ‘Mary Prince’ and wrote a diary entry from her perspective.
I want to take a minute to praise everyone in our crew for working hard on:
Their presentation- taking extra care with their handwriting
Including specific features
Supporting each other through their peer critique on the rubric
A big shout out to some of our post card winners this week!
You’ve all earned your place up there by your amazing learning attitudes. You’re setting a superb example to the rest of your crew and we are all really proud of you!
We’ve had a big push on our handwriting and presentation in academic crew this week, just in time for our final writing touch down!
We discussed where letters should sit on the lines and how to write using horizontal strokes even if we can’t join our writing yet. It was evident in your final touchdown writing today that you’ve taken away all that we’ve learnt.
Keep it up, I want to see the same high standard of writing and presentation in every piece of work please!
A huge shout out to everyone in Crew Faulding for working hard in maths today.
We’ve been recapping finding the area and perimeter of a shape and I have been blown away by what everyone can remember about this unit and how you applied your prior knowledge, creating beautiful work!